Common lab devices such as freezers, incubators, shakers and centrifuges are important to the success of a lab experiment. Nevertheless, they also have the potential to fail, leading to loss of valuable samples, aberrant experimental results, or reproducibility problems.
The laboratory of today relies on digitization at every step of the experimental workflow to track sample quality and viability. Though these types of digitization offer more information to scientists, they cannot prevent freezer failures or stop ongoing crashes. Scientists must react quickly to prevent sample loss since their quality can be easily affected by even subtle temperature changes.
This white paper by Eppendorf explores the integrated digital platforms that scientists can leverage to place the entire laboratory and its instruments at their fingertips.
Download the white paper today to find out how:
- Digitization can help track freezer failures and prevent loss of sample quality
- Remote monitoring can connect all lab devices, streamlining benchwork so scientists can focus on their important experimental findings.
- A connected lab can help with scheduling maintenance cycles